All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Heir: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The bedroom door swung open roughly. Grandma rushed inside, gasping for breath. However, her steps stopped instantly when her eyes fell on my stomach, which was now already the size of a six-month pregnancy, even though I knew conception had only occurred two months ago.Grandma's face paled. She did not approach me. Instead, she immediately grabbed the window curtain and pulled it wide open. Up in the sky, the perfectly round moon was drenched in a deep red color, as though the sky itself were bleeding.“It has begun,” Grandma murmured. Her voice trembled violently.“Grandma, what’s happening to me? Why is my stomach like this?” I crawled across the floor, clutching the edge of Grandma’s cloth as my sobs grew more hysterical. “It hurts, Grandma. This isn’t normal!”Grandma knelt in front of me, her hands gripping my shoulders tightly. Her eyes now seemed to radiate a sharp supernatural aura, as though they could see straight through to the inside of my womb.“Listen to me, Fay. Calm

Night slowly descended over the pine forest, bringing with it a cold that pierced all the way to the bone. A thin mist began to cover the road winding through the trees, creating a damp and silent atmosphere that felt suffocating. There was no sound of passing vehicles. There was no sign of life except for the whisper of the night wind moving slowly between the tall pine trunks.In the distance, a black car stopped at the edge of a dark dirt road. The engine died with a soft jolt. A few seconds later, the car door slowly opened.Hendra stepped out, his boots crushing a dry twig beneath his feet. He did not move immediately. His sharp eyes swept across the surrounding area, checking every shadow caught by the pale moonlight. An instinct trained over many years had made him constantly alert. To him, silence was another language of danger.Yet precisely because it was too quiet, Hendra knew he was not alone in that place.“You’re late, Hendra.”The low voice suddenly emerged from the dar

My body was still trembling violently on the bedroom floor. The pain came again, far more vicious than before, as if trying to attack my womb from within without mercy.“Agh, it hurts! Grandma, please!!”My sob broke instantly. My fingers clutched the fabric of my clothes over my increasingly heavy and tense stomach. It felt as though something inside was moving wildly, pressing in every direction until I was gasping for breath.“Fay, listen to Grandma. Breathe slowly.” Grandma’s voice sounded extremely panicked beside me. Her hand kept rubbing my back, already drenched in cold sweat. “Don’t let your fear take control of you. You have to stay calm for the child.”“I’m trying, Grandma. I really am,” I sobbed, my voice barely audible.But the pain was too great. My stomach rippled slowly before my own eyes again, making my body freeze in fear. Something inside was moving even more strongly. My skin tightened until it felt hot, almost as if it were burning.“Grandma, I’m scared. Why is h

I was still in Aaron’s embrace when silence once again filled every corner of my small room. Outside, the night wind was still blowing gently, swaying the curtains as the red moonlight occasionally slipped into the room.Yet strangely, the fear that had nearly destroyed me earlier was slowly beginning to fade.Because Aaron was here.His hand gently stroked my back in a soothing motion, while his other palm remained on my stomach as if he did not want to sever his connection with our child even for a moment.“I really hate having to leave you in a state like this,” he said, his voice low and filled with unease.I slowly lifted my head, looking at his face from such a close distance. Those golden eyes still held traces of tension that had not completely faded. The lines of exhaustion around his eyes were clearly visible, yet he tried to conceal them behind his sharp gaze.Aaron exhaled softly before speaking again.“While I’m away in Singapore, security around this territory will be in

I immediately covered my mouth the moment Aaron truly disappeared from my sight.My body trembled violently. The tightness I had been holding back finally collapsed all at once.With hurried steps, I ran back into Grandma's wooden house before Lucien or Aldrick noticed my presence.I closed the bedroom door quietly, then leaned against it while holding back my ragged, trembling breath. And the next second, my tears began falling even harder.I hurriedly grabbed the pillow from the bed and pressed it against my face, muffling the sound of my own sobs so they would not be heard outside the room. I did not want to wake Grandma. My sobs broke free, impossible to hold back any longer.My chest hurt. So badly.Aaron's image kept spinning through my head. His gaze, his embrace, and the way he said that he did not know whether it was love or merely the mate bond.And what hurt the most ... he did not deny my fear.I cried until my body felt weak. Until eventually, the sound of my sobs gradual